shelly: they tabulated all the way to the end. there's just about -- when you catch all of those votes, is a two-point the between them. less than a two-point lead, actually. lisa: you told me wiley -- tom: he told me wiley is still in the race, how can that be? shelly: it was an exercise if the absentee votes were not included. tom: do you know who were the absentee votes? were they people heading out of jfk? shelly: it is pretty distributed around the city but if you mirror the districts that are absentee and the ones that voted on election day, about 44% have gone for adams. it depends on people -- if people end up voting absentee as they did on election day. i believe lisa is with us now. daniel: -- lisa: there is a question if you are expected to see a surge in the republican candidate or is this just going to be a democrat-only kind of race? shelly: there is about 7-1 democrats to republicans in new york city and the republican candidate who won is a more moderate candidate. tom: we have not gone there yet. for those of you

shelly banjo, bloomberg bureau chief in new york city. tom: if they are out of pretzels -- jon: i am talking about different disciplinary measures. your bond market, yields are in three basis points. we have a bid in the bond market and an outperformance for big x. angst down about 0.75 percent on bank of america today. more payments to all potentially for financials, with the bid back in the bond market. romaine: that is going to have a huge ramification for a lot of those trades that were tied to those yields. jon: 4342 on the s&p 500. outperformance on nasdaq futures , advancing 0.6%. that debate that we started the year with, what part of the equity market do you want to own, and the debate within the debate, which is if you want to own the cyclicals, for how long? is it a durable trade for a long period of time or a reopening trade? tom: imagine that debate as the earnings come in. jon: kicking off with j.p. morgan july 13. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, your equity market advancing. from new york, this is bloomberg.

shelly banjo, your thoughts on this conversation? shelly: i thought it was great. adams has a big challenge ahead of him. he has made huge promises on crime. he said i will reduce crime. that is not easy, and if you do not -- if he does not do it quickly people get upset. romaine: i wanted to get questions on education. that is a big part of the reason why he lost manhattan. eager to see how he addresses that. tom: very interesting moment. markets, dow futures near -500. the open is next. i believe they will talk about the markets. good morning. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. so many people ar

so to shelly, so my one, he said, well, well acquainted with the whole story and he was my in that regards my counterpart in, you know, looking into the lists and checking the balance between the solutions of proposals i saw. he was very, very meticulous and careful. analyst, that's my my impression from him. he knew the fires my heart. the matter of prisoner exchanges is highly sensitive and all parties are reluctant to disclose details of the process. but now for the 1st time, senior leaders from both israel and hamas as well as mediators have gone on the record. they reveal how shall each was captured in $26.00 and what price was paid for his release. the there's really prime minister at the time of sallied capture was a hood almost to be a misuse of who she them knew above of the for the i got one me day i knew los, if she showed him, if he would think of it must be she named bell payment, hudson shelves, and you actually use the on the 18th of october, 2011 chevy. it's 5 use of captivity ended ah, in return for freeing the captured israeli soldier. israel released 1027 palestinian pri

we are going to have shelly ann fraser, who has won two 0lympic on. we are going to have shelly ann fraser, who has won two olympic gold medal so far, the fastest runner in this field this year, she is in brilliant form. also in good form is the defending champion from rio, and there is great britain's dean asher smith, world silver medallist from my shirt looking to become the first british sprint champion for women she was to be able to do it, but there is so much competition in that event. —— dina asher—smith. we will have the four by 400 metres mixed relay, two men and two women competing in that as well. we will have the discus final and just let you know, we have news about blessing being sent home from the olympics over her positive out of 0lympics over her positive out of competition test in any last hour or so we have had another news of an unnamed kenyan male sprinter who has tested positive for a banned substance. he has requested his b sample to be tested but he is provisionally suspended, so he won't take part in the qualifiers, the

. >> reporter: we caught up with shelly taylor the day they reopened the theater in brooklyn. >> you had taken over just as this started. trial by fire. taylor took over the company in 2020 when it looked like the curtain was coming down. the impact, how was that? >> not so rosie. we were down 90%. trying to live that long is impossible for any business. >> reporter: she was forced to file bankruptcy. >> reporter: was there special attention to trying to change some of the things you were used to? >> there's so much that's changed. now you can buy your ticket online. you can order your food online. once you come in you show your seat and your ticket. we tried to do as many things as we can along the way. >> reporter: according to analysts, the theater industry is down more than 50% compared to a typical summer season. >> thank you for coming back. we appreciate it. >> reporter: taylor said the most difficult part has beengeie open. people got to that immediacy of watching online. are you concerned about that? >> i'm not. nobody's standing in line for a. we all want to get out and a m

shelly—ann had a son on the track, but i left my daughter at home. for me, i can't concentrate too much when the baby is there, so it's better when she is at home. despite having the support of her family, the 27—year—old agrees the idea of an informal mums club with athletes assisting each other is a good one. it will motivate and encourage the mothers that everything is possible. i think it is something so nice, having a club for mothers in athletics, because we can exchange our experience, you know? as eunice sum prepares for her third olympic games, she will again be relying on her friend for support. when you are a young mum, there are so many things which, like, you don't know. our friendship has grown beyond athletics. she's not even like a real friend, she's like a mum. michelle katami, bbc news, nairobi. doctors at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge have begun prescribing children with long—term illnesses videos to watch. the films feature other youngsters with the same condition, describing what the medical treatment is like and offe

there's no where, where it says that this a woman selling or man. shelly. so now there's a great opportunity for me to expand their access through e commerce. women can have as many online stores on jeannie as she once because the big what it was required to set up a stall on junior is very little literally registering would have few invent. trisha can stop. so that if i could have been to that they can have as many accounts if they want today. are you doing anything to me or to encourage people say use female vendors ahead of mail vendors? we are not, we must. and it is about something that you could conceivably do. i don't think what we want to do. i don't think the be the objective of this survey, an objective or what we want to achieve is the disadvantage men as well. the whole idea is what the men are currently doing with all the resources that are available on that platform. we want to encourage women to do the same as well. and if it takes training, if it takes, having workshops with women, encouraging them showing them how to manage doing it. that's

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is chasing a historic third olympic gold at these games. she's through in the third fastest time of10.81i. her teammate and reigning olympic champion elaine thompson—herah also won her heat as well with a time of 10.82. and staying with athletics make sure you don't miss this week's sport's desk podcast which looks at world records and the part played by super shoe technology, asking the question does it go too far? that's on bbc sounds. the dream of a �*golden slam' is over for novak djokovic, having already won the australian open, french open and wimbledon this year. the olympics and us open were what he needed to match steffi graf�*s achievement in 1988. but it was another german, alexander zverev, who has ended djokovic's hopes. despite losing the first set 6—1, zverev fought back to win in three to reach the final, where he'll face the russian karen khachanov. zverev could barely believe what he'd done. for djokovic, the wait for an olympic gold medal goes on, but he can still win the calendar slam if he lifts the us open titl

shelly montez says they may be allowed to take them off outdoors. >> it acknowledges that local conditions may vary, so it gives some latitude for local conditions for outside to not wear the mask. >> reporter: nathan says he would like that. his father says it should be up to families to make the call on whether they should wear a mask. >> if you think wearing a mask is the best policy for you and yurp family, that's okay. if you feel like maybe you're okay without the mask that's okay, too. i think it should be up to the person. >> reporter: neighboring san jose unified school district with 28,000 students has already decided to require masks indoors but not outdoors. a spokesperson says if a student refuses to wear a mask, the district will offer other options, including independent studies off campus. but the district says that was not an issue in the spring. allen rock in san jose is in the same position. it will require masks indoors but hasn't decided yet about outdoors. the california teachers association is urging for them to be used as vaccination centers. marianne favro, nbc bay

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is chasing an historic third olympic gold at these games. she's through in the third fastest time of 10.84. her team—mate and reigning olympic champion elaine thompson herah also won her heat as well, with a time of 10.82. we have also seen a first individual world record in the pool at these games. the commonwealth champion, south africa's tatjana schoenmacher, made history, in the 200 metres breaststroke, with a new world record time of 2:18.95, pipping america's golden girl, lilly king, to the title. she had also won silver in the 100m and now has a gold to take back tojohannesberg. she came to swimming having been a netball star. and all those stories and all the olympic updates and action. the chief midwife for england, jacqueline dunkley—bent, has written to gp practices, obstetricians and midwives, stressing the need to encourage pregnant women to be vaccinated against coronavirus. estimates suggest that about nine out of ten have not had the jab, as the bbc�*s ellie price reports. it is a message that could not be clearer. expe

you look at shelly ann fraser, 3a years old, just strolled through to her when with a distance to the rest of the fuel binder. she won gold back in beijing, then again in 2012. she has changed coaches and qualified fastest, however look out for elaine thomson, defending champion from rio, and two swiss athletes in there, no americans, quite interesting, but really good news for one team gb member who has made it through. going in the third semifinal, she has got in on the final fastest loser spot. she has been improving coming through the rounds, set a pb been improving coming through the rounds, seta pb in been improving coming through the rounds, set a pb in preliminaries and you could see they were going down to the wire to decide to see her time, down to the wire to decide to see hertime, because down to the wire to decide to see her time, because it went down to ioooth of her time, because it went down to 1000th of a second, so she was hanging around on the finish line waiting to see if she had got through. a couple of minutes later you could see the joy on her face, the shock wh

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. >> reporter: shelly soriano says she's been traveling to another town to get five gallons of water every two weeks, and it's still not enough. >> it comes out to, if you have a family of four, this much water per person per day. >> reporter: and back here in the northeast, elsa could drop up to five inches of rain this morning as it heads into boston by midday with winds moving up to 50 miles per hour. andrew. >> reena, thank you. we'll have the complete forecast for the day ahead in just a few minutes. >>> a magnitude 6.0 earthquake rocked the california/nevada border about 40 miles south of lake tahoe followed by dozens of aftershocks. people up and down both states say they felt intense shaking. experts say a quake of this magnitude is uncommon for that area. one aftershock sent boulders falling onto a busy highway in mono county, but otherwise no major damage was reported. >>> a major development in the fight against covid-19. pfizer now says its vaccine's effectiveness may be waning, and it says a booster shot could be needed as soon as six months after getting the second dose

palestinian detainees held in his way the jails, the israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu met shelly on his witness on that day. let ya, whose office released a statement saying, quote, tough negotiations were carried out night and day in cairo with the mediation of the egyptian government. we stood our ground and when our main demands were met, i had to make a decision interfering with the good news. i couldn't call a maybe a little voucher song coming to see the me with her name shame made for you when the seems is going to suit the my cell. and my say pressure are in the mail. every is a resist she to hum us. she keep that in i so it's called mom left off scheme. it's the for hailey's railey hub. i mean, tom is a class for me, a deal more menu is very him. the large israel in the last you know that the, to leave the cage middle have a and i hope it's him, ice guys will the whole, the tunnel a me into them. she was fairly misreading. came supposed to the bottom that he says he name of a bailed him. mr. p. m a c k. i was from one to j, the lucky for him. she mamma is clearly a cow m

100 we have the final of the women's100 metres sprint, potentially history to be made with jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce who is vying to become the first woman in history to win three olympic athletics events, and she has already claimed twice gold medals in the 100 metres sprint and she is trying to see if she can make it a threepeat. some sad news with one sprint are not going to be lining up which is the nigerian blessing okagbare which has been —— she has been suspended failing a drug test. the athletics integrity unit said that the 32—year—old tested positive for a human growth hormone following and out of competition test but that does mean the end of the tokyo games for her. . ~ mean the end of the tokyo games for her. ., ~ , ., mean the end of the tokyo games for her. ., ~ i. ., for her. thank you for the undate- — to south america where more than 1600 women have died —— pigment women have died since the beginning of the pandemic. —— pregnant women. the bbc has obtained exclusive footage from the only intensive care unit for pregnant women with covid—19 in sao

shelly—ann fraser—pryce ofjamaica, winner of two olympic gold medals in the 100 metres. she's bidding to become the first woman to win three of those sprint golds. she's through safely, as is the 2016 champion elaine thompson, also from jamaica. a very fast time for her. great britain's dina asher—smith also through. easy, comfortable heat for her. she won silver at the worlds last year. and also marie—josee ta lou from the ivory coast, she set a national record in her heat. so, there are lots of big name in action. one thing to look out for on the track as well, we're going to have the axaoo—metres mixed relay. the usa are the world champions in that, but it'll be the first time it takes place at the olympics. and then it's going to be the women's tennis final as well. remember the czech republic knocked out one of the home favourites in naomi osaka earlier in the tournament. she is through to the final where she is going to play switzerland's belinda bencic. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we'll be looking back at team gb�*s historic wins on the bmx tr

based on the times of those heats and potentially history to be made in the final as well, jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is looking to become the first woman in history to win three olympic athletics events. so she has won the 100 metres sprint twice before, she is looking for that third gold medal, we will see if she can do it or not. team gb's dina asher—smith will be hoping to — those hopes, what we do know though, one woman who won't be lining up in those race is nigerian blessing okagbare who hasjust race is nigerian blessing okagbare who has just been announced to be suspended following a drugs test. she failed back the athletics integrity unit says that 32—year—old had tested positive for hgh, that was following and out of competition tests. —— fora hgh. and how's this for a homecoming — these are pictures of britain's two—time olympic gold—medallist helen glover arriving at london heathrow to be greeted by her three young children. her hopes of a fairytale ending at tokyo 2020 were dashed when she, and her rowing mate polly swann, finished fourth in the women's p

she won in rio in 2016 in 2nd, shelly and phrase, the price also of jamaica. she'd won the previous to olympic gold medals and completing it. you make a one to 3, was sharika jackson, spare a thought for mary jones, a tale of ivory coast in full. she finished forth in both the 100 meter and the 2, and you meet the finals in rio as well. going into the fi and all that in avenue time in my head i was, i was trying to execute the best rate. i had a better estimate because i actually had a p b. i wasn't looking at an iran carter and in time as i said. but eventually those time we're serious. i lots of women are coming up rise in so therefore to run this olympic record tonight. i think that's fair though, it's actually not our warning that anything is possible. now on sunday, it's time for the men scout, 100 meters, really story of who isn't in that final these the 1st olympics since 2004 with now you saying bolt the world champion, christian coleman isn't here because of doping offenses. and also me think is no eliles the american who said he'd be here to win the 10200. he didn't even qual

of any olympics is the 100 metres finals and there we should be able to find the jamaican superstar shelly—ann fraser—pryce. this will be her fourth olympics after bursting onto the scene in beijing and she is aiming for a record—breaking third 100 metre olympic gold. another one of the track stars to look out for is norway's karsten warholm. just last month he broke the 28—year—old world record in the 400 metres hurdles. he is norway's superhero and is sure to light up the track again in tokyo. and it is here at the tokyo aquatics centre where the usa's caeleb dressel will be making a splash. this he already has two olympic gold medals and a number of world records to his name. he could win up to seven medals in tokyo which is why he is one of the standout attractions of the pool. there are also a number of new events taking place in tokyo and we will be welcoming climbing, skateboarding and surfing to the olympic programme. the games this year will be different. while there will be no fans, there will be plenty of sporting drama. a lot of those big names will make their way into the

he must have a little persian and a because when it goes into that bad, bad every, i'm shelly, she has the best friend or a deck someone in his life is purging. we're having a great time with my new best friend reservoir and you know, i'm from the reality series. shaws of sunset and brother. you've got to come up with this memoir. now ours is still in is memoirs of again, shaw is it? is it in the pipeline or is it i'll only it's, it's totally in the pipeline, although i'm super ambitious and i think i can do everything. i did get a ghostwriter, so i wouldn't be like one long run on sentence. and we had many sessions. i gave her all of my proposals and everything, but i jotted down interviews with my mom and stuff and she's, you know, trying to compile it into like a cohesive story. and it's just about, you know, the funny stuff, dennis of coming up in post, you know, revolutionary iran living in beverly hills going to school with funny smelling food and like, you know, little mary, you know, with the blonde here in the blue eyes, given me in the side i and me crying and somehow althoug

beaten for the 1st time this season. upstaged by fellow american running baker, you may, can legend shelly and praise a price, went in the women's 200 metres, but could only manage stood with a hey me and shawn, a miller. we bow powering through to take the wind by the smallest of margins. the mens $800.00 featured most at the olympic favorites and it resulted in for the 5, fastest times in the world this year. but swan is no july most coming out on top in this one. and then the women's race, the podium finishes all ran personal best with britain's lower amune taking her 1st diamond league when at this distance since 2018 over the 1500 the night belong to kenya, will champion timothy cherry up took the wind in a very quick men's rice, which produced the 6 fastest times of the year. and it was fight, keep yay! gone. he took the women's race also in a world leading time. and a new canyon record. in the field events the republics to time and pick champion barbara spots a cova when the women's javelin. an american k t national came out on top in the women's poll volt. clearing a height of 4.9

we will have the heats today and there will be all eyes on the jamaican sprinter shelly—ann fraser—pryce. twice an olympic gold—medallist, going for her third here. if she were to get that, she would be the only woman to ever win three olympic sprint golds, however she will have difficult competition from her compatriot elaine thompson—herah who won gold in rio in 2016. great britain's dina asher—smith is also a silver world medallist from last year and she will be running. we will see how they fare in the heats and then there will be one medal up for grabs on day one of the athletics meet. a little later we will have the men's 10,000 metres with the ugandan runnerjoshua cheptegei going for gold. he will also compete in the five kilometre race as well. so if he were to win gold in both those he would become the eighth man to do that. the bbc has confirmed that jodie whittaker will step down from her role as the current doctor who next year. she took over as the 13th doctor in 2017 — the first woman to play the famous time lord. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba talks ab

you took shelly on the state to the state of judy and democracy. i mean 1st firstly, how significant are the differences between the religious and secular parties they managed to govern by consensus for years. our differences being amplified by side force is what's going on there. daily. one of the main misleading ways of looking at what's happening is they, they come to me between estimate and secular parties. and the idea that the consensus between the tickler party is going to resolve the problem that is again established liberal democracy tenicia. but you know, the consensus that was basically agreed upon between another us, the main things that are quite deep after the 2014 elections led to what we can call and but many to even call corrupt kind of democracy. democracy that is based on the consensus of individuals, especially the leader of another, them ambitious attempts to believe that of the of the us added to that is that there is no economic and social delivery. it would be they would empower, they would in alliance. but they did not deli

you got shelly on phrase a price. who's the will champion from jamaica? she's also wants who will pick all metals during her career. we've got elaine thompson hara from jamaica. she's the defending champion, and from the ivory coast marriage, i say tale. she finished full invite the $100.00 on the $200.00 in radio, so she'll be desperate to try and win a metal here. i won't fly surprise from great britain. deena smith is out. she will the silver medal at the will championships in the hallway in 2019, but she didn't make it through to the final will also see it. the lights are on the the, the hates for the, for the mens 100 meters. and really it's a case of who's not the 100 meters. it really likes to store quality of the women's rights. now you're saying both lympics for the 1st time since 2004. justin gatlin finally, getting a bit too old to run. christian coleman the world champion. he's missing because of a boating offense. no eliles. the to injure me, to run a he failed to even qualify for the the 100 meters for the u. s. team. so perhaps time for som

all eyes on shelly—ann fraser—pryce and her compatriot, elaine thompson. the two of them have won the last three olympic titles. those are probably the three big names in that. one of the other names you may be hearing over the next week or so is no way�*s cast and wall hung, the world record holder in 400 metres. he has had his first heat and has safely qualified through in that.— through in that. 0k. sarah, thank you _ through in that. 0k. sarah, thank you very _ through in that. 0k. sarah, thank you very much - through in that. 0k. sarah, thank you very much for . through in that. 0k. sarah,| thank you very much for that and glad to see that that heavy rain seems to have disappeared. i don't want to jinx it! rain seems to have disappeared. i don't want tojinx it! thank you very much, sarah mulkerrins, oursports mulkerrins, our sports presenter. the bbc has confirmed that jodie whittaker will step down from her role as the current doctor who next year. she took over as the 13th doctor in 2017 — the first woman to play the famous time lord. our ente

thompson keeping the title she won by 2016 leading home a jamaica 1. 23. shelly, i'm afraid the price is still and sharika jackson's taking the prong. well, let's live to correspondent andy richardson at the olympic stadium in take care and you were in the stadium for that race. what a performance that was it really was, and so this school for the athletes normally in the bill to $100.00 means the final is a huge amounts of noise. very mine, this stadium should have been full of 68000 fans. and normally there's the huge noise, the silence just before the star, then the gun goes. and the huge noise then follows in spots to run it down the track and none of this time. but it didn't seem to affect elaine, something running 2nd fast. this time in history still not quite beating the marks that via florence get his riches joiner more than 3 decades ago and spare a thought for marie joyce, a tale of ivory coast in full just missing out on the metal. again, she finished full in both the 10200, make the finals in re are as well just for that final we saw the 4 by 400 mixed final, one of many e

shelly—ann had a son on the track, but i left my daughter at home. for me, i can't concentrate too much when the baby is there, so it's better when she is at home. despite having the support of her family, the 27—year—old agrees the idea of an informal mums club with athletes assisting each other is a good one. it will motivate and encourage the mothers that everything is possible. i think it is something so nice, having a club for mothers in athletics, because we can exchange our experience, you know? as eunice sum prepares for her third olympic games, she will again be relying on her friend for support. when you are a young mum, there are so many things which, like, you don't know. 0urfriendship has grown beyond athletics. she's not even like a real friend, she's like a mum. michelle katami, bbc news, nairobi. doctors at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, have begun prescribing children with long term illnesses, videos to watch. now the films feature other youngsters with the same conditions describing what the medical treatment is like, and

djokovic going for a golden slam, if you look at mount howe some of the more traditional olympic sports, shelly ann fraser, from jamaica, brilliant sprinter, aged 3a, going to be going for her third olympic gold in the 100 metres, that would be some achievement. in the pool we love watching the swimming at the olympics. watch out for the american pair of kayleigh becky and kaleb dresser, they will be dominant, but looking at people all around the world, one name, you would be looking out for at the olympics, i imagine most people would say simone biles, the nominal gymnast, she has brought us so much joy when we watch her with her big smiles and amazing leaps and bounds and amazing leaps and bounds and tricks that she does, and we can speak to her former coach. luis brasesco. he owns bannon�*s gym in houston, texas, where simone first started training as a six—year—old. could you tell she was destined for the sort of level?— for the sort of level? hello, it's hard _ for the sort of level? hello, it's hard to _ for the sort of level? hello, it's hard to tell— for the sort of level? hel

slam titles and olympic gold but look at the more traditional olympic sports as such, track and field, shelly ann fraserfrom jamaica, ann fraser from jamaica, william springer, ann fraserfrom jamaica, william springer, 3a, going to be going for a third olympic gold in the 100 metres so that would be some achievement. in the pool we love watching the swimming at the olympics, watch out for the american pairing, shirley dominant but if you were to ask everyone all around the world for one name as to who you would be looking out for at the olympics i imagine most people would say simone biles, the nominal gymnast, she has brought us so much joy when we watch her perform with big smiles, amazing leaps and bounds and tricks that she does and i am delighted to say we can speak to her former coach, who owns a gymnasium in houston where she first started training as a six—year—old. tell us when she was six could you tell she was destined for this sort of level?— this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell _ this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell now, _ this sort of level? hello. it's har

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is trying to become the first woman in history to win an olympic athletics event for the third time. she has already bagged gold in this event twice before. can it be a threepeat? we are not quite sure. team gb's dina asher—smith is hoping to stifle that. once printer we know isn't going to line up is nigerian lessing olga barri who has been suspended after failing a drug test. —— blessing okagbare. she tested positive for a growth hormone following and out of competition event so out for her. we have the women's tennis and also rugby sevens. so stay tuned. you women's tennis and also rugby sevens. so stay tuned.- women's tennis and also rugby sevens. so stay tuned. you are going home to watch _ sevens. so stay tuned. you are going home to watch all _ sevens. so stay tuned. you are going home to watch all the _ sevens. so stay tuned. you are going home to watch all the sport, - sevens. so stay tuned. you are going home to watch all the sport, aren't i home to watch all the sport, aren't you? h0 home to watch all the sport, aren't ou? ., , , ., ., ~ .,

it was, predictably, the two—time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce who won that race in the fastest time of the semis — but absolute delight for neita. the final is at 1.50 uk time. and in the men's100—metres heats, european champion zharnel hughes ran a season's best time of 10.94, to reach the semi—finals along with team—mate cj ujah. but away from the athletics, it's already been a golden saturday for team gb in tokyo... and it's been a day when team work has been the key to success... firstly in the new triathlon relay and then after that back in the pool — where the british team are enjoying their most successful games, in over a century, as adam wild reports... the triathlon will be golden for great britain. it's the mixed medley relay, great britain win the gold by miles. for all the individual brilliance, in the tokyo today it was teamwork that triumphed. super saturday had barely begun, but team gb was already looking at four new olympic champions in this, the inaugural triathlon relay. jessica learmonth led the way for britain. then the turn ofjonny brownlee. ind

shelly—ann fraser—pryce is 3a years old, she has set a personal best this year. she is running super fast. she looked really comfortable in the heats. she is a two—time alaba champion, she could be the first to win three medals —— three gold medals. dina asher—smith is the home hope for team gb. she looked very comfortable in her heat. the defending champion is from jamaica, elaine thompson. i don't think anybody is really able to call how this might go. we will have the three semifinals and the next hour or so, and then they will have the final a couple of hours later. it will be the top two and two semifinals at the two fastest losers. it is very hard to call that yes, pam. losers. it is very hard to call that yes. pam-— losers. it is very hard to call that es, pam. ., ~ ., yes, pam. thank you, sarah, we will catch u- yes, pam. thank you, sarah, we will catch up with — yes, pam. thank you, sarah, we will catch up with you — yes, pam. thank you, sarah, we will catch up with you later. _ thank you, sarah, we will catch up with you later. let's get s

shelly banjo's really chalked this up. the mayor's race too close to call. you are the only one in the building who has figured out ranked voting. romaine: i haven't figured it out myself. me and my wife are still scratching our heads here. interesting experiment in new york. you have eric adams, kathryn garcia. one of them has to get 50% at some point. i don't know how this works. i think they should just come on here and debate it out. tom: they could do that. we had some good interviews. matt: it's a point system the same way in formula one, you don't have to win first place all year long as long as you're on the podium more often and fewer other people are winning first places, you can be world champions. tom: we will have full coverage of this through the day. the progressive wily, most of her ranked votes went to garcia, who took manhattan. but i would suggest adams and garcia is the focus of 125,000 absentee ballots. we will have more information on this today, may be a decision by july 12. stay with us. from new york and berlin, this is bloomberg. go

i'm a member of shelly's fan club. he was one of the best immunization program directors of any state in the country. she was straight down the middle of the road, nonpolitical, did things right, enormously diligent and very popular. she had the respect of all the providers out there. so this is a blow to the program. furthermore, the state health department under pressure from state legislatures has pulled in its effort to try to get children and adolescents vaccinated in preparation for school. there has been a great deficit in vaccinations of infants, children and adolescents because of the covid time when we weren't seeing doctors. we have to make that up now. we want to raise the rates once again. and of course we have covid vaccine also. so these efforts will be very substantially impaired in our state. i'm not sure what's going to happen, but i'm not happy about it. >> yeah. and my apologies for mispronouncing your name. but anyways, modern vaccines have been with us since the 1940s, doctor, as you know. but the